WordPress 4.1 Release Candidate is now available for download which includes the new default theme Twenty Fifteen, you can read about what else is new with it here. Or download it here. I love this new default theme, a huge step back in the right direction ( I thought Twenty Fourteen was awful ). A nice clean design, optimized nicely for mobile devices and good typography \u2013 this is how it should be done.<\/p>\n
There was an interesting discussion on the WP Tavern comments of this post, where Jeff asks what it would take for WordPress to lose it\u2019s dominance. I found point 5 rather funny \u201cA huge scandal takes place involving Automatic, the WordPress Foundation and those close to the project.\u201d I just cant see WordPress being taken over for many years to come \u2013 it\u2019s too far ahead at this point, sort of like the Facebook of CMS\u2019s. Too many large companies rely on it to see it fail and I just don\u2019t see anything at the moment that could even come close. I did a post recently about this, WordPress competitors, but none came close to what we have with WordPress. I think we\u2019re all safe for a bit!<\/p>\n
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